Contemporary Basement Contemporary Basement, Vancouver
Basement - contemporary underground light wood floor basement idea in Vancouver with gray walls, a standard fireplace and a tile fireplace — Houzz
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marybethf wrote:
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I would consult the paint company that you purchase from and would think it would need some priming.
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elcieg
YOU PROBABLY CAN TILE OVER EXISTING SURROUND. IF YOU CAN, CHOICES ARE LIMITLESS.
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hyellen13
Purchase it? ;0)
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We used a variety of lamps to light the space - we usually opt for a brighter wattage clear globe bulb and put them on a cord dimmer. It allows for bright light when desired, but still offers softer mood lighting while sitting in the room. I think this room had the one table lamp and the arc lamp (both shown) as well as another up-lit floor lamp.
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Thank you very much. The client wanted to have the large tv in the main living room, so we were looking for a way to "hide" it so that it didn't seem overwhelming in the space. The black on black wallpaper did the trick perfectly. I think that many wallpaper companies are now offering similar papers, so there are lots of options!
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The pouffs were purchased at CB2.
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Caroline Bryant
I am also wondering where I can buy the desk chair. Can the original poster share?
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Kelly Porter
Imagine 6009 by Sherwin-Williams is a similar color.
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Samantha Schoech added this to Thank You for Sharing: The Family Living Room
Double-Duty FurnitureLet's face it: To a child, that upholstered ottoman is a launching area, and those round poufs are landing pads. Furniture that can take a beating and still look decent is a great way to design for kids and grownups. Basically anything you can flop onto will work.
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